A jaw harp with a quiet, muffled sound and light overtones when struck back. The timbre is relatively clear, without obvious buzzing or wheezing - within its narrow spectrum, it allows you to hear some overtones without drowning them out. It is easy to play at first, but the lack of richness, low sensitivity and limited palette do not contribute to maintaining interest in the instrument. Externally, the jaw harp is a copy of the original komus of V. Potkin's workshop.